Table.
Potential Savings Among Potential Users
No. of Adults |
No. of Weighted Users |
Total Savings Per Person* |
Total Societal Savings† |
Out-of-pocket Savings Per Person* |
Total Savings to Patients† |
Total Savings to Medicare† |
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2007 $ |
95% CI | 2007 $ | 2007 $ | 95% CI | 2007 $ | 2007 $ | ||||
All switched | Branded | 1,047 | 11,701,128 | 216 | (194–238) | 2,529,052,573 | 125 | (113–138) | 1,467,669,167 | 442,970,165 |
Generics | 4,042 | 43,676,443 | 74 | (69–80) | 3,252,518,957 | 40 | (37–44) | 1,761,463,956 | 626,582,594 | |
Total | 4,628 | 50,188,290 | 115 | (107–124) | 5,781,571,531 | 64 | (59–69) | 3,229,133,122 | 1,069,552,759 | |
Top 80% switched | Branded | 958 | 10,728,057 | 231 | (208–254) | 2,477,381,456 | 137 | (123–150) | 1,465,834,780 | 435,423,813 |
Generics | 3,199 | 34,323,534 | 92 | (85–99) | 3,163,901,619 | 51 | (47–55) | 1,738,475,939 | 605,471,857 | |
Total | 3,702 | 39,921,744 | 141 | (131–151) | 5,641,283,075 | 80 | (74–86) | 3,204,310,718 | 1,040,895,670 | |
Top 50% switched | Branded | 811 | 9,001,487 | 262 | (236–287) | 2,354,752,998 | 161 | (145–176) | 1,445,988,387 | 415,959,412 |
Generics | 1,914 | 20,457,160 | 131 | (120–142) | 2,676,650,960 | 77 | (71–84) | 1,579,556,244 | 485,712,268 | |
Total | 2,314 | 24,889,392 | 202 | (187–217) | 5,031,403,958 | 122 | (112–131) | 3,025,544,631 | 901,671,680 | |
Top 30% switched | Branded | 607 | 6,747,286 | 324 | (294–353) | 2,183,990,629 | 204 | (185–223) | 1,378,153,731 | 363,155,303 |
Generics | 1,103 | 11,508,520 | 176 | (161–191) | 2,028,496,166 | 112 | (106–118) | 1,290,853,911 | 339,736,655 | |
Total | 1,388 | 14,717,599 | 286 | (266–307) | 4,212,486,795 | 181 | (170–193) | 2,669,007,642 | 702,891,958 |
These numbers are weighted numbers that reflect the survey design, sampling frame, and adjustments for household non-response and planned over-sampling. The weighted results therefore represent estimates for the non-institutionalized US population.
These numbers are savings per person multiplied by the number of weighted users.